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2 episodes with philly mcmahon
2 episodes with philly mcmahon
2 episodes with philly mcmahon
2 episodes with philly mcmahon
2 episodes with philly mcmahon
It is a time of resolution and new beginnings but what do you do when your resolve shatters immediately? Joe wonders about a spectacular resolution fail and what led to the person giving up what clearly gave her and others pleasure. The boys also look at the qualities needed to succeed in sport as they remember two of the most compelling guests they've hosted, Philly McMahon and Ger Brennan. While Joe's mother also has some words of encouragement for Dion.Free State with Joe Brolly and Dion Fanning is a Gold Hat Production in association with SwanMcG.For more on Free State: https://freestatepodcast.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Gaelic Football could be set to change dramatically as a list of rules changes are being considered by the Football Review Commission, and will be tested tomorrow at the Railway Cup.The commission, which is chaired by Former Dublin Manager Jim Gavin, has suggested a number of changes including the value of points awarded to scores and goals.Eoin Sheahan from Off the Ball joins Kieran to break down these proposals and Philly McMahon, former Dublin Footballer, joins to discuss.
Philly McMahon gives a preview of the All-Ireland Football final
We're heading to the theataaah this week Poz Vibers. Veda and Robbie chatted with Philly McMahon and Phillip Connaughton creators of the dance party theatre experience that is Party Scene. The This Is Pop Baby production is touring again around Ireland so what are you waiting for? Book those tickets now tribe. Love, Veda and Robbie. Poz Vibe Podcast is a Veda Lady and Robbie Lawlor production. Our continuity announcer is Tina Burner. Big thanks to our sponsors Dublin Pride who make this series possible. Episodes are produced by Veda and Robbie with production assistance and editing by Esther O'Moore Donohoe. Artwork, social media assets and merch all created by the dazzling Lavender The Queen.
Philly McMahon is considered by many to be one of the greatest gaelic footballers of all time. The numbers speak for themselves with 8 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship medals, 12 Leinster titles, 5 NFL titles and 2 All-Star awards in his is a remarkable playing career but his life off the pitch is just as impressive. An entrepreneur and social activist, he owns and operates a number of businesses, including three gyms and is a co-owner of ready-meal company NutriQuick. Since losing his brother, John, Philly has become an outspoken advocate for numerous addiction and mental health initiatives and in this week's episode he chats honestly and openly about the obstacles he has faced as a player, a businessman and a brother. Enjoy!Don't forget to send in your questions for Gaz & Gary to answer in series 2 to Food@GoLoudNow.com
Philly McMahon is bringing back his smash his Theatre extravaganza to The National Stadium and joins Ray in studio.
*Send me your voicenotes! I want to hear what you think, your opinions, your ideas, or if there's something you'd like me to discuss. Whatsapp me at 0892096423*Hello! Thank you so much for coming back my friend! This week Carl and I discuss the developments with the government's approach to Israel and Gaza, the damage done by the week's storms and the death of Ian Bailey.I chat to THISISPOPBABY's co-director Philly McMahon ahead of the brilliant Wake's return to the National Stadium, as well as where Ireland stands with the Eurovision.Then Emer McLysaght and I chat through the week's stories in entertainment, from the Oscars, to the Oscars discourse, to Louis Theroux's conversation with Paul Mescal. To support the podcast via Patreon, join me here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this powerful episode we speak with Dublin GAA legend Philly McMahon about his illustrious football career from kicking a ball in Ballymun to kicking it over the bar in Croke Park. Philly talks about his work in the community motivating young adults with social problems. He tells us the story of his Dad who was shot in West Belfast during the troubles, was interned in the North, escaped custody, went on the run and settled in Ballymun.The GAA star also recounts the tragic death of his older brother John in 2012 following a long battle with drug addiction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
+ Life in blue+ Lewis Hamilton hydration+ Losing loved ones + 6am training sessions + Jim Gavin + Scoring 1-2 v Mayo on your birthday + And business, Ballymun and future ambitions Get the full show with an ad-free experience! Unlock our unparalleled insights, insider interviews, and unique analysis. Enjoy the many untold stories of glittering careers. You won't find this content anywhere else. More info at www.thegameonsunday.com https://plus.acast.com/s/the-game-on-sunday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Join me and Mark for another pod episode filled with news, interviews and Warchest recommendations in the latest episode of the Coaching Badges Podcast. Dublin GAA legend Philly McMahon offers valuable lessons from his sporting life aswell as discussing his brilliant social programme work. It's a cracker of a show.Support the showSupport the showWhen it comes to Coaching, there's no right or wrong way, but there's always a better way
On the GAA pitch Philly McMahon was an All-Ireland winner. But off the pitch his personal life was turbulent. His father Phil McMahon was interned in Long Kesh, escaped in 1975 and was now battling cancer. Philly speaks about his father's membership of the provisional IRA and some of the difficult truths that come with that. Host: Fionnán Sheahan. Guest: Philly McMahon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The story of how Philly McMahon became an All-Ireland Champion eight times, is more than just that of hard work and determination. His story began with his father - Phil – a man who at the age of 16 was shot by British soldiers in his home of West Belfast and who spent more than 30 years on the run. Host: Fionnán Sheahan Guest: Philly McMahon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Dublin are back as kings of Ireland. Philly McMahon joins Oisin & Thomas to talk through the All-Ireland final, Player of the year, the 2023 season and covering the All-Ireland final for the BBC- just a little bit differently. Philly McMahon is a very, very happy man!
What makes a champion? Philly McMahon and Ger Brennan talk to Joe and Dion about what they were prepared to do as they helped to shape that great Dublin team. Philly tells the extraordinary story of his father's life on the run while Ger explains why he was drawn to the priesthood before taking another path. They speak about hate and glory and the power in finding a thing - whatever it is - that is bigger than you.Free State with Joe Brolly and Dion Fanning is a Gold Hat Production in association with SwanMcG.For more on Free State: https://freestatepodcast.com/To get in touch with the podcast: info@freestatepodcast.comTwitter: @dionfanning @JoeBrolly1993 @freestateirl Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode Six: Flicker The Gals move home where Shane finally decides to tell the truth, Aisling realises she can't hide how she feels any longer, Zara's dream collapses and Izzy finally writes a letter back to Sarah Jessica Parker. Will Fruit ever be the same again? Fruit is presented by LemonSoap Productions, in association with Once Off Productions. Created by Ultan Pringle and Lisa Nally Written by Ultan Pringle, Hiram Harrington, and Lora Hartin Edit & sound design by Ultan Stanley, with compositions & theme song by HK Ní Shioradáin Logo design by Sarah Brady Photography and production support by Owen Clarke Produced by Lisa Nally With Madison Cawley as Zara, Ois O'Donoghoe as Izzy, Lisa Nally as Aisling Ultan Pringle as Shane Marion O'Dwyer as Alana, Maureen Penrose as Moro, Clelia Murphy as Coraline, Hazel Clifford as Charlotte, Luke Dalton as Charlie, Kathy Kiera Clarke as Florence, Vincent Brightling as John, Lora Hartin as Sensei Martha, Jolly Abraham as SJP, Liam Bixby as Hunter and PJ Kirby as The Queen. Special thanks to Annie Sherry, Emily Long, Philly McMahon, All My Friends Bar, The New Theatre and The Arts Council. If you've enjoyed our six fabulous Fruit filled episodes, please continue to spread the word and like, share and leave a review. Transcripts for all six episodes available at: www.lemonsoap.ie
Episode Five: Old And Young Gays The Gals gather at Izzy's house while Zara hands out CVs and finally receives some good news, Aisling meets with Charlie for a cup of tea and a slice of acrimony, Shane faces some tough love at the hands of Reggie of all people and Izzy finds herself spiralling and binge watching Sex And The City. Fruit is presented by LemonSoap Productions, in association with Once Off Productions. Created by Ultan Pringle and Lisa Nally Written by Ultan Pringle, Hiram Harrington, and Lora Hartin Edit & sound design by Ultan Stanley, with compositions & theme song by HK Ní Shioradáin Logo design by Sarah Brady Photography and production support by Owen Clarke Produced by Lisa Nally With Madison Cawley as Zara, Ois O'Donoghoe as Izzy, Lisa Nally as Aisling Ultan Pringle as Shane VedaLady as Reggie, Hazel Clifford as Charlotte, Luke Dalton as Charlie, Cheryl Fergison as Maggie and PJ Kirby as The Queen. Special thanks to Annie Sherry, Emily Long, Philly McMahon, All My Friends Bar, The New Theatre and The Arts Council. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook to be first to hear all the latest goss and don't forget to tune in next week for another fabulous and fruity episode. Transcripts of all episodes available at: www.lemonsoap.ie
Episode Four: Dates, Daddy Dates, Coffee Dates, Ex Lover Dates and Big Old Gay Gig Dates The Gals attend a gay cabaret while Aisling word vomits in a kinda glam Costa, Izzy finally goes on that date with her All American Beau Hunter, Zara begrudgingly meets her famous actor father Paul to ask for help and Shane goes for a cup of tea with the only man he's ever loved. Fruit is presented by LemonSoap Productions, in association with Once Off Productions. Created by Ultan Pringle and Lisa Nally Written by Ultan Pringle, Hiram Harrington, and Lora Hartin Edit & sound design by Ultan Stanley, with compositions & theme song by HK Ní Shioradáin Logo design by Sarah Brady Photography and production support by Owen Clarke Produced by Lisa Nally With Madison Cawley as Zara, Ois O'Donoghoe as Izzy, Lisa Nally as Aisling Ultan Pringle as Shane Liam Bixby as Hunter Aidan Gillen as Paul Hazel Clifford as Charlotte Camille Lucy Ross as Meredith Kerill Kelly as Liam Kathy Kiera Clarke as Florence Owen Clarke as Handsome Barman Vincent Brightling as John Emily Bradley as Toilet TERF Michael Fry as The MC Heather O'Sullivan as Mona and PJ Kirby as The Queen. Special thanks to Annie Sherry, Emily Long, Philly McMahon, All My Friends Bar, The New Theatre and The Arts Council. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook to be first to hear all the latest goss and don't forget to tune in next week for another fabulous and fruity episode. Transcripts of all episodes available at: www.lemonsoap.ie
Episode Three: TheLesbianHousePartyFromHell The Gals go to a house party where Aisling spends an evening with the one who got away, Izzy and Shane trade verbal warfare with their ancient enemies The Demon Twinks and Zara finds herself lost for words when the one woman she never ever wanted to see again walks in the door. Fruit is presented by LemonSoap Productions, in association with Once Off Productions. Created by Ultan Pringle and Lisa Nally Written by Ultan Pringle, Hiram Harrington, and Lora Hartin Edit, sound design and disco tracks by Ultan Stanley, with compositions & theme song by HK Ní Shioradáin Logo design by Sarah Brady Photography and production support by Owen Clarke Produced by Lisa Nally With Madison Cawley as Zara, Ois O'Donoghoe as Izzy, Lisa Nally as Aisling Ultan Pringle as Shane Luke Dalton as Charlie, Emily Long as Amelia, Seirce Mhac Conghail as The DART, Emmanuel Okoye as Conrad, Felix O'Connor as Shep, Heather O'Sullivan as Mona, James Kavanagh as Davide, Khanyisile Mbukwane as Shiv, Murilo Ortunho as Luca, Sophie Coote as Karen The StitchNBitch Girl, Choy-Ping Clarke-Ng as Stoner Twink, Berry Murphy as Twink Stoner, Michael Fry as The Weird Hookah Man, Maureen Penrose as Moro, Kerill Kelly as Liam, and PJ Kirby as The Queen. Special thanks to Annie Sherry, Emily Long, Philly McMahon, All My Friends Bar, The New Theatre and The Arts Council. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook to be first to hear all the latest goss and don't forget to tune in next week for another fabulous and fruity episode. Transcripts of all episodes available at: www.lemonsoap.ie
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Episode Two: Labour? Sucks. The Gals host a movie night while Izzy is caught eating all the work communal crackers and cheese by her intimidating Lovin' Dublin boss Joan, Zara faces up to some horrifying home truths and her impending homelessness, Shane spirals after some unwelcome news and Aisling makes a life changing decision. If you enjoyed today's episode, like and subscribe to be the first to hear our upcoming episodes! Fruit is presented by LemonSoap Productions, in association with Once Off Productions. Created by Ultan Pringle and Lisa Nally. Written by Ultan Pringle, Hiram Harrington, and Lora Hartin. Edit & Sound design by Ultan Stanley, with compositions & theme song by HK Ní Shioradáin. Logo design by Sarah Brady. Photography and production support by Owen Clarke. Produced by Lisa Nally. With Madison Cawley as Zara, Ois O'Donoghue as Izzy, Lisa Nally as Aisling Ultan Pringle as Shane Camille Lucy Ross as Meredith Esosa Ighodaro as Dr Alice, Clelia Murphy as Coraline, Liam Bixby as Hunter, Luke Dalton as Charlie, Linda Martin as Joan And PJ Kirby as The Queen Special thanks to Annie Sherry, Emily Long, All My Friends bar, Philly McMahon, The New Theatre, and The Arts Council. Be sure to follow us on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook to be first to hear all the latest goss and don't forget to tune in next week for another fabulous AND fruity episode! Transcripts of all episodes available at: www.lemonsoap.ie
Episode One: The Beginning The Gals gather for brunch while Izzy receives a letter from a woman claiming to be SJP, Zara goes on a disastrous date in a Starbucks of all places, Aisling watches The Walking Dead with her boyfriend of seven years Charlie and Shane receives a rather disconcerting phone call. Fruit is presented by LemonSoap Productions, in association with Once Off Productions. Created by Ultan Pringle and Lisa Nally Written by Ultan Pringle, Hiram Harrington, and Lora Hartin Edit & sound design by Ultan Stanley, with compositions & theme song by HK Ní Shioradáin. Logo design by Sarah Brady Photography and production support by Owen Clarke Produced by Lisa Nally With Madison Cawley as Zara, Ois O'Donoghoe as Izzy, Lisa Nally as Aisling, Ultan Pringle as Shane Jolly Abraham as SJP, Siomha McQuinn as Piss Girl, Luke Dalton as Charlie, Liam Bixby as The Waiter, Meg Reilly as Roisin, Lora Hartin as Sensei Martha, Cheryl Fergison as Maggie, Esosa Ighodaro as Doctor Alice, Kathy Keira Clarke as Florence, Vincent Brightling as John and PJ Kirby as The Queen. Special thanks to Annie Sherry, Emily Long, Philly McMahon, All My Friends Bar, The New Theatre and The Arts Council. Be sure to follow LemonSoap Productions on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook to be first to hear all the latest goss and don't forget to tune in next week for another fabulous and fruity episode. Transcripts of all episodes available at: www.lemonsoap.ie
In this episode, hosts Pat Moore and Donncha are joined by Dublin Football royalty Philly McMahon and Nutritionist Ciara McNulty. Throughout the episode, Philly and Ciara shed light on two critical topics, Mental Health and Nutrition. They discuss the importance of diet and the impact it can have on our mental well-being. They also discuss the importance of mental health, how it's connected with our diet, and explore ways to maintain a healthy balance between the two. If you have been affected by any of the issues discussed in this podcast, you can find support at TheSamaritans.org or call 116123. Construction workers can also contact LighthouseClub.org or call 1800 939122, or text “Hardhat” to 50808. Alternatively, contact your local GP. If you are outside the Republic of Ireland, please contact support organisations in your country.
Philly McMahon has lived, and living a remarkable life. Under Pat Gilroy and Jim Gavin he thrived. We dig deep into both managers- what they brought and why they were different. Gavin is specifically interesting. Bringing the Dublin team to the Battle of the Somme in France and camping in an army barracks. The team to sleep outside and work life out for themselves. He was trying to pick his captain. Remarkable insight into Jim Gavin as a manager. Born in Ballymun, his Father joined the IRA, was shot and escaped from a court appearance. He spent 30 years on the run. His travels to Belfast on the train, his father was his ‘Uncle Frank' From that background- one of the most successful footballers burst into life. At underage and senior level Philly started life as a forward before reaching his true calling in the full-back line. Eight All-Irelands with Dublin, 12 Leinster titles, Five Allianz League titles and double All-star. He was also nominated for Player-of-the-year but didn't get it. Why? The Kieran Donaghy incident possibly. Does Philly regret it? We ask him. We're not so sure about the answer. There's more in this feature length episode of the GAA Social. His best player, marking Colm Cooper, the Aidan O'Shea incident still irks. There's more. What his father had in his wallet that was found a year after he died and who (apart from Dublin) Philly would like to see win the All-Ireland. Will he be manager someday? Could it be Antrim? There's also drugs, its problem in society and the impact of the death of his brother. It's Philly McMahon on the GAA Social with Thomas Niblock & Oisin McConville
Gavan chats with comedian Rory O'Connor about his goal to train GAA to prisoners in Mountjoy. He teamed up with GAA star Philly McMahon as part of the TV documentary series, Gaelic in the Joy for RTÉ. The new show will explore the lives of the prisoners, their stories, and the issues of crime and addiction on their lives and in our communities.
Philly McMahon and Rory O'Connor credit Gaelic Football for keeping them on the straight and narrow so they've taken to Dublin's Mountjoy Prison, to play ball and show that not everyone in there is a "bad egg".
We hear about the unique power of sport in Mountjoy prison, in the new documentary ‘'Gaelic in the Joy'' Gaelic in the Joy follows Dublin GAA star Philly McMahon and comedian Rory O'Connor aka Rory's Stories as they run a unique educational and sports programme in Mountjoy Prison. Philly and Rory joined Pat on the show this morning.
Philly McMahon, Former Dublin GAA footballer; Hildegarde Naughton, Minister of State for Public Health, Well Being and the National Drugs Strategy; David Cullinane, Sinn Féin TD for Waterford; Ivana Bacik, Labour leader
Hundreds of people took part in a protest and counter-protest this past weekend over immigration. Around 200 people took part in a "Refugees are Welcome" protest across the road from the Shelbourne Hotel. It was deemed a counter-protest to an anti-immigration demonstration outside the hotel, with about 200 people also in attendance. It's the latest in a long running debate over how to accommodate refugees if and when they arrive in this country. Philly McMahon, former Dublin footballer and Ballymun native joined Kieran on The Hard Shoulder to discuss… Image: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile
Former Dublin footballer Philly McMahon discusses his journey of self-sacrifice, his sense of identity and the impact of personal tragedy on his career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, I'm joined by Philly McMahon. Philly is a GAA icon, winning 8 All-Ireland medals for the Dublin football team and numerous other accolades for Dublin and Ballymun Kickhams. Philly talks to me about his upbringing and how Ballymun shaped him, his tremendous works off the pitch such as campaigning for the decriminalisation of drugs and helping the prisoners in Mountjoy Prison rehabilitate, his predictions for the World Cup Final and much more! Thanks for coming on Philly! It's been an absolute honour having you take time out of yer busy schedule to sit down and have a chat with me, and we'll defo do a Part 2 somewhere down the line!
''I'm excited for the season next year'' Philly McMahon has lifted Sam Maguire - 8 times with Dublin. It's safe to say that Philly is a Dublin footballing legend and this year he is supporting Focus Ireland and Bord Gáis Energy's Shine A Light Night. It's a cause that hits particularly close to home for Philly he joined Dermot and Dave to tell them all about it and he chats all things GAA.
It's one of the biggest weekends's in the GAA Calander – two of the sport's biggest rivals go head to head on Sunday, while Derry and Galway face off on Saturday – but why is there so little buzz or chat about it? Philly McMahon, Former Dublin Player, John Duggan of Off the Ball, Nadine Doherty, Former Donegal Gaelic footballer & Pundit, and Richard Larkin, Dublin Supporter all joined Andrea Gilligan on the show.
For our final episode before Dublin Pride's biggest weekend, we're talking to Philly McMahon and Philip Connaughton about their new production, Party Scene, which examines chemsex and community. Plus, Andrea and Una give their verdicts on J Lo's Halftime (and her giant bejazzled coffee cup), and Roisin Murphy held hands with Andrea, so now they're best friends.
As Dublin and Meath prepare to face each other in Sunday's Leinster semi-final, Meath boss Andy McEntee has previously suggested that splitting Dublin is something that has to be considered to counter the Dubs dominance in Leinster and the Football Championship in general. On this week's Throw-In with Philly McMahon, Philly and the Irish Independent's Conor McKeon, set out to counter the argument that says population size or finances have anything to do with the Dublin GAA's superiority over the last decade – despite what Colm Cooper has said about things reaching a tipping point. Join Philly McMahon on the Throw-In every Thursday where he gives his take on the Football Championship while every Monday the Irish Independent's team of sports writers and former players, including John Mullane, Eddie Brennan, Ciarán Whelan and Dick Clerkin bring you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
Former Dublin dual star, Conal Keaney, joins Will and Michael on this week's Throw-In with his thoughts on Limerick's latest win over Tipperary and why there's hope for the Premier county going forwards. Conal also gives his view on the Dublin hurlers as they prepare for Kilkenny in Parnell Park – a clash that promises to define so much of the season for these two teams. The Irish Independent's Colm Keys joins the show to discuss the weekend football action which saw Kerry overcome Cork, finally pulling away after 50 minutes, while Donegal are through to another Ulster final and Galway routed Leitrim to set up a repeat of the Division 2 final against Roscommon for their Connacht final. Every Monday the Throw-In brings you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. And don't forget to listen to Philly McMahon's show every Friday where he gives his take on the Football Championship. Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
Philly McMahon joins Sinéad Kissane and the Irish Independent's Conor McKeon for his weekly take on the Football Championship, with Cork v Kerry, the influence of soccer and the behaviour of managers on the sideline all up for discussion on the latest show. After Cork refusing to play Kerry in Killarney, they now face the Kingdom in Páirc Uí Rinn in the Munster Championship but are they onto a hiding to nothing? They've poked the bear and should be mindful, says Philly. The influence of soccer on the Cliffords and on Philly's own career is also discussed with Philly highlighting how spatial awareness is just one of the positives that can be brought into a player's Gaelic football career which we're seeing in spades with David Clifford. And what about managers micro-managing on the sidelines, will it eventually become a thing of the past? Philly reckons it should be, saying the game should go towards rugby where the manager is in the stands seeing what the players can't see. Plus there was also mention of that Cody-Shefflin handshake and what it all could mean…. Every Monday the Throw-In brings you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. And don't forget to listen to Philly McMahon's show every Thursday where he gives his take on the Football Championship. Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
Eddie Brennan has been in Henry Shefflin's shoes before as a former player turned manager facing his old master and he joins Will and Michael on this week's Throw-In to analyse and discuss the fall-out from that handshake between Shefflin and Cody after yesterday's game between Galway and Kilkenny. Elsewhere they discuss the manner of Galway's win and what Kilkenny need to do as they face Dublin next in Parnell Park. Munster's only game was the meeting of Cork and Clare and the Banner county have made it two wins from two with their two point win following on from their victory over Tipperary the previous week. Dick Clerkin was on the show to look back on all the weekend football action with the main talking point the defeat of All-Ireland Champions, Tyrone, at the hands of Derry. Tyrone may have been under-performing this year but don't write Tyrone off, warns Dick. Let's not forget the form of Derry in winning either who nearly got promoted to Division 1 this year and now face Monaghan in the Ulster semis who beat Down on Saturday. In Leinster, it was a comprehensive 23 point win for Dublin over Wexford and compared to their performance last year it bodes well for their season after all the talk of the Dubs faltering. Their next opponents are familiar foes, Meath, who beat Wicklow by 10 points. In the other semi in Leinster, it will be Kildare v Westmeath. Elsewhere, in Connacht, Roscommon beat Sligo while in Munster, Tipperary beat Waterford and Limerick made history winning the first-ever penalty shoot-out in the senior football Championship. Every Monday the Throw-In brings you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. And don't forget to listen to Philly McMahon's show every Friday where he gives his take on the Football Championship. Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
Brendan spoke to former Senior Dublin Gaelic Footballer, Philly McMahon about his book 'The Choice' which depicts his journey from growing up in a Ballymun flat to gracing the pitch at Croke Park.
With Dublin starting their Championship season with a visit to Wexford on Saturday off the back of relegation to Division 2, many are wondering if this year's Leinster football competition will be the most open in recent years and if this the opportunity to dethrone the Dubs in their province. On this week's show, Philly McMahon joins Sinéad Kissane and Conor McKeon to look ahead to the game and has advice for the Wexford players if he was in the dressing-room. Philly also discusses what Dublin need to address to ensure they approach this game in the right way. Plus, he highlights the importance of managerial continuity and why those counties that keep turning over their managers are, unsurprisingly, usually unsuccessful. Listen and follow The Throw-In on Apple and Spotify and don't miss new shows every Monday looking back on all the weekend action, plus Philly McMahon's show every Thursday for his take on the Football Championship. For more, visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
Galway finally defeated Mayo in the Connacht Championship helping to relieve the tension for Padraig Joyce but the Tribesmen must now kick on in the province to really capitalise on this victory says Martin Breheny on this week's Throw-In. He joins Will Slattery and Michael Verney as they look back on all the weekend football action with Armagh coming in for particular criticism in the wake of their defeat to Donegal. Plus, the club v county debate in the current congested fixture schedule gets an airing with Breheny describing as ‘utter madness' the extended lay-off for counties now waiting for the football qualifiers to begin. Meanwhile in the hurling, John Mullane was also on the show to discuss Limerick's win over Waterford. Although the margin of defeat was only three points this time around, Limerick have shown they're still the ones to beat but it's not the be all and end all for Waterford says Mullane. Finish in the top three, get to Croke Park and then they can challenge for the All-Ireland he tells Will and Michael. Elsewhere, the panel discusses Clare's three goal haul against Tipperary in Semple Stadium and Dublin's one point win over Wexford on the road. Every Monday the Throw-In brings you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. And don't forget to listen to Philly McMahon's show every Friday where he gives his take on the Football Championship. Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
When does the ‘Dark Arts' cross the line between players on the GAA pitch? And is sledging on the rise? On this episode of Philly McMahon's Friday Throw-In, presented by Sinéad Kissane and with the Irish Independent's Donnchadh Boyle, the Dublin legend explains why he doesn't agree with the negative connotations attached to the ‘Dark Arts'. For him, it's about mental warfare and getting into your opponents' heads and he describes some of the personal abuse he has suffered at the hands of two players, something he didn't let go. Listen and follow The Throw-In on Apple and Spotify and don't miss new shows every Monday looking back on all the weekend action, plus Philly McMahon's Friday Throw-In for his take on the Championship. For more, visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
The 2022 Hurling Championship has begun right where it left off, with Cork once again on the wrong end of a Limerick beating and on this week's Throw-In, former Kilkenny All-Star, Eddie Brennan, joins Will Slattery, Michael Verney and Vincent Hogan to discuss all the main talking points from the weekend action. While the soul-searching for Cork goes on, they have to pick themselves up for their next match against Clare and Limerick face Waterford in an early meeting between the country's top two teams. The Déise got their season off to a good start with a win over Tipperary, showing their own strength in depth, but can Waterford narrow the gap to Limerick and ask them some difficult questions? In other matches, Wexford rallied against a wasteful Galway to earn a draw, while Dublin edged out Laois and Kilkenny blew Westmeath away by sixteen points. Meanwhile in the football it was a low-key start to the Championship with Tyrone overcoming Fermanagh as the reigning All Ireland champions move on to face Derry while in Connacht, Sligo just about survived a scare from New York in America and Leitrim won out against London. Every Monday the Throw-In brings you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. And don't forget to listen to Philly McMahon's show every Friday where he gives his take on the Football Championship. Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
Dublin legend, Philly McMahon, has joined Independent.ie's Throw-In podcast with his own show every Friday where he discusses the big talking points during the Football Championship. Presented by Sinéad Kissane and joined by Irish Independent GAA writer, Conor McKeon, this week Philly reveals what it will be like watching the Dubs as a spectator for the first time in fourteen years and he gives an insight into the physical and mental preparation required for inter-county players. Plus, he gives his take on the congested fixture schedule and whether he'd like a return to All Ireland final days in September. And he reveals the military culture inside the Dublin camp that helped propel them to such unparalleled success. Listen and follow The Throw-In on Apple and Spotify and don't miss new shows every Monday looking back on all the weekend action, plus Philly McMahon's Friday Throw-In for his take on the Championship. For more, visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/
Philly McMahon is a playwright and the Co-Director of ‘This Is Pop Baby' theatre company. He joins us live in studio to chat about his career.
With a second win in-a-row, have Dublin now steadied the ship? Philly McMahon joined Will Slattery and Michael Verney on this week's Throw-In podcast and he thinks there's now a calmness to their play and a leadership that was previously lacking which are all good signs for the months ahead. Philly also discusses Kerry's top of the table form and believes their dominance means they are now more in the heads of the players from the other counties. On David Clifford and how to stop him, Philly remembers the 2019 All-Ireland final when he he was marking Tommy Walsh but was still keen to get in Clifford's ear. “I'm sure Walsh was looking at me going 'you're marking me, why are you talking to him?' But there was still bits where he bit - you know you could say 'fair play to him for standing back up to you' blah, blah, blah but he bit and that for me was something that I always wanted to test. I would have definitely, in the last two managements, had conversations before games that I wanted to get a chance to mark him.” In the hurling, the League semi-final match-ups are confirmed with Cork v Kilkenny and Wexford v Waterford next weekend and John Mullane joined Will and Michael to give his run-down of each county's chances and why he's rubbishing talk as to whether teams should be saving themselves for the Championship soon after. “Waterford's opponents next week, Wexford are going to go all out to win it. I would take it Kilkenny will go all out to win it and I would be thinking that Cork, home advantage by a home following, will go all out to win it. So, I think from a Waterford point of view, I think they should go all out next weekend, get to a League final. A League final is a League final.” Every Monday the Throw-In brings you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. Listen and follow on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In is in association with Allianz.
Philly McMahon joins Sinéad Kissane and Conor McKeon on this week's Throw-In to look back on the main football league action and with the Dubs fourth loss in a row the big talking point. It's too easy and too lazy to blame the manager or the players he tells Sinéad when trying to explain the Dubs' defeat to Kildare. “It's complex, it's a collective shift of mindset that's needed right now. I think there has to be a spin off of you know this is what you've been fed in terms of information from outside that's impacted on the pitch, so what I'm saying basically is in a nutshell, the players are performing what they are thinking, right? You essentially are what you think.” The panel also discuss the other Division 1 games including Mayo and Kerry leading the charge while, looking ahead to the Dubs' next game against Tyrone, it's a battle, says Philly that he would have relished and should be a challenge to excite the players. Meanwhile, John Mullane was on the show to look back on the weekend hurling action and he's excited by the performance put in by Cork with their defeat of Limerick. “It's the first time I really thought to myself, Cork, back when Ó'hAilpín and Gardiner, the Rock, that team we came up against, it was the first time I said to myself this Cork team really mean business. They've been knocking on the door the last couple of years, they got to the All-Ireland final last year, but if you're a Cork supporter waking up this morning, you'd be some way excited of what you seen yesterday and I thought they were magnificent.” Plus, Mullane and McKeon discuss Dublin's victory over Tipp giving manager, Mattie Kenny, a level of consistency he's been looking for from his team, while Wexford are also coming in under the radar with three wins from three. The Throw-In will have new episodes every Monday bringing you the best insights and analysis from all the weekend GAA action. Listen and follow wherever you get your podcasts from. For more visit the show page at: www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-throw-in/ The Throw-In is in association with Allianz.
Former Dublin Senior Intercounty GAA Star joins Louise to chat about what he has been doing since hanging up his boots including his love of the Saxophone.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ruth Barton & Donald Clarke review films, from Dune with Timothee Chalamet to Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch, Straight to Video is a new comedy by Emmet Kirwan set in Tallaght in 1995 in a video shop, Civic Theatre from October 28th, directed by Philly McMahon, Chris Wasser reviews Invasion, a new sci-fi series starring Sam Neill.
Welcome to Episode 4 of The Football Pod with Paddy Andrews and Andy Moran - the lads are picking their NFL best XV and much more too. Subscribe to the The Football Pod, because we’ve got a new episode coming your way every Wednesday this summer. Subscribe, give us a rating if you're enjoying, and let us know what you want to hear Andy and Paddy talk about across the season. Contact details below! TIMESTAMPS and TOPICS. (00:25) – Welcome to The Football Pod – Andy and Tommy in Castlebar and Paddy's favourite pub. (04:30) - The NFL semi-finals - who are we excited about? (10:00) - Longevity in the GAA - paying tribute to Niall McNamee and David Tubridy. (17:00) - Philly McMahon joins Bohs - what will he bring? (23:30) - Coaches, speakers and gurus in the GAA - when they work and when they flop. (27:30) - Andy at Longford, Paddy in the ROD Squad - and the influence of soccer in the GAA. (42:30) - Shooting in the 207 All-Ireland final. (46:00) - Teams of the League - Paddy and Andy pick their XVs. (01:03:30) - David Clifford is Angry. (01:08:30) - TFP shoutouts - bolter, best manager, best player, moment and biggest letdown. You can listen to the podcast on the OTB Sports app - download that in your app store, for free! Subscribe to The Football Pod on Spotify Subscribe to The Football Pod on iTunes Or you'll find us wherever you listen to your podcasts by searching for 'The Football Pod with Paddy and Andy' Contact the Football Pod and let us know what you think The Football Pod is on Instagram and Twitter so you can follow us and get in touch there too! Email: thefootballpod@offtheball.com Paddy Andrews on Twitter @PaddyAMetis Andy Moran on Twitter @AndyPMoran Tommy Rooney on Twitter @TomasORuanaidh
Welcome to Episode 4 of The Football Pod with Paddy Andrews and Andy Moran - the lads are picking their NFL best XV and much more too. Subscribe to the The Football Pod, because we've got a new episode coming your way every Wednesday this summer. Subscribe, give us a rating if you're enjoying, and let us know what you want to hear Andy and Paddy talk about across the season. Contact details below! TIMESTAMPS and TOPICS. (00:25) – Welcome to The Football Pod – Andy and Tommy in Castlebar and Paddy's favourite pub. (04:30) - The NFL semi-finals - who are we excited about? (10:00) - Longevity in the GAA - paying tribute to Niall McNamee and David Tubridy. (17:00) - Philly McMahon joins Bohs - what will he bring? (23:30) - Coaches, speakers and gurus in the GAA - when they work and when they flop. (27:30) - Andy at Longford, Paddy in the ROD Squad - and the influence of soccer in the GAA. (42:30) - Shooting in the 207 All-Ireland final. (46:00) - Teams of the League - Paddy and Andy pick their XVs. (01:03:30) - David Clifford is Angry. (01:08:30) - TFP shoutouts - bolter, best manager, best player, moment and biggest letdown. You can listen to the podcast on the OTB Sports app - download that in your app store, for free! Subscribe to The Football Pod on Spotify Subscribe to The Football Pod on iTunes Or you'll find us wherever you listen to your podcasts by searching for 'The Football Pod with Paddy and Andy' Contact the Football Pod and let us know what you think The Football Pod is on Instagram and Twitter so you can follow us and get in touch there too! Email: thefootballpod@offtheball.com Paddy Andrews on Twitter @PaddyAMetis Andy Moran on Twitter @AndyPMoran Tommy Rooney on Twitter @TomasORuanaidh
Welcome to Episode 4 of The Football Pod with Paddy Andrews and Andy Moran - the lads are picking their NFL best XV and much more too. Subscribe to the The Football Pod, because we've got a new episode coming your way every Wednesday this summer. Subscribe, give us a rating if you're enjoying, and let us know what you want to hear Andy and Paddy talk about across the season. Contact details below! TIMESTAMPS and TOPICS. (00:25) – Welcome to The Football Pod – Andy and Tommy in Castlebar and Paddy's favourite pub. (04:30) - The NFL semi-finals - who are we excited about? (10:00) - Longevity in the GAA - paying tribute to Niall McNamee and David Tubridy. (17:00) - Philly McMahon joins Bohs - what will he bring? (23:30) - Coaches, speakers and gurus in the GAA - when they work and when they flop. (27:30) - Andy at Longford, Paddy in the ROD Squad - and the influence of soccer in the GAA. (42:30) - Shooting in the 207 All-Ireland final. (46:00) - Teams of the League - Paddy and Andy pick their XVs. (01:03:30) - David Clifford is Angry. (01:08:30) - TFP shoutouts - bolter, best manager, best player, moment and biggest letdown. You can listen to the podcast on the OTB Sports app - download that in your app store, for free! Subscribe to The Football Pod on Spotify Subscribe to The Football Pod on iTunes Or you'll find us wherever you listen to your podcasts by searching for 'The Football Pod with Paddy and Andy' Contact the Football Pod and let us know what you think The Football Pod is on Instagram and Twitter so you can follow us and get in touch there too! Email: thefootballpod@offtheball.com Paddy Andrews on Twitter @PaddyAMetis Andy Moran on Twitter @AndyPMoran Tommy Rooney on Twitter @TomasORuanaidh
Ciara Doherty and guests discuss the latest Government announcement outlining the roadmap for lifting restrictions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Philly McMahon is an 8 time All Ireland winner with Dublin football. He has countless acolades within the GAA world but it is for his work with drug policies, social change and love of "the hip knocker" that he joins the lads today.
Moya Brennan & Laoise on Ceiliúradh na mBan, writer Sue Rainsford, Philly McMahon on clubbing as culture and Brian Boyd & Nadine O'Regan review albums.
After an All-Ireland Final like no other, Dublin's Dessie Farrell and Philly McMahon joined Monday's OTB AM for a virtual visit to Temple Street Children's Hospital. OTB AM is the sports breakfast show from Off The Ball – live weekday mornings from 7:30-10:00 am across the OTB channels. You can subscribe to the OTB AM podcast wherever you get your podcasts across the OTB Podcast Network. via iTunes via ">Spotify via GoLoud
All-Ireland winner and social activist Philly McMahon joins me now to discuss a new charitable movement he's involved with, Half Time Talk.
On today's show Ray catches up with Emma De Souza about her court case, Philly McMahon tells us about his new charitable movement Half Time Talk and Ray chats to John Cunningham about a message in a bottle.
Paddy Christie and Philly McMahon tell us about a new documentary, Ballymun Kickhams that goes out on RTE 1 tonight at 10.15 pm.
On today's show Kathrny chat to Cian Murphy and Cathal Mongey who have spent the last 17 days cycling to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society, Tanya Sweeney chats about her article in the Irish Times, Pippa O'Connor tells us about her new clothing collection and Philly McMahon and Paddy Christie talk about a new documentary, Ballymun Kickhams.
Conán talks to retired Limerick hurler Shane Dowling about having to say goodbye to the inter-county game at 27. Philly McMahon joins to discuss lockdown, Ballymun and Tommy Walsh.
Today’s podcast is in partnership with LetsGetChecked who offer testing on everything from testosterone levels and thyroid function to vitamin deficiency and celiac testing. My URL for LetsGetChecked: https://trylgc.com/swf Use code SWF at checkout for 30% off your entire order. In this episode of the Shane Walsh Fitness Podcast I spoke with Dublin Footballer, All Ireland Winner, Fundraiser, Speaker, Owner of BeDo7 Gym, and author of "The choice" Philly McMahon. Some of the topics we speak about include: His story Mental Health Choosing your suffering Being an Athlete during COVID Adapting to the new normal Free class for Front Line Staff - BeDo7 Club Online Coaching www.shanewalshfitness.com/onlinecoaching Don't forget to subscribe to the show Now available on iTunes and Spotify
Philly McMahon has played for Dublin GAA, with 5 All Ireland wins under his belt. He is also the founder of BeDo7 fitness club. In this episode of the WellFest Podcast brought to you by KBC, Philly tells Marty the story of how he got to where he is today, including the importance of having a tribe, how he is helping prisoners in Mountjoy to improve their mindset, and how it is essential to embrace challenging times and try to extract a positive outcome from even the most difficult of situations.
.......Philly McMahon, 5 in a row All Ireland winner, his father Phil I went to school with and shared a Cage in the Kesh! Phil lost a brother to drugs and has devoted his life to helping those in Ballymun to escape the scourge of drugs & unemployment!
He has served his county, winning 7 All Ireland medals for Dublin & he has served his country, shedding light on his experience growing up in Ballymun during a heroin epidemic . Philly McMahon regularly visits our nations schools & prisons , offering support and education on the effects drugs are having on our community. He took time out from his busy schedule to have an in-depth conversation with me about loss , grief, triumph & glory .I hope you enjoy as much as I did .
It's very easy to moan and groan about the influx of hotels and the homogenisation of the landscape in cities and towns around the country, but it's worth remembering that it’s not the job of hotel owners to shape the fabric of our society, it’s their job to build hotels and make money. So, who's job is it? When it comes to being custodians of culture and city planning, we have the Minister for Culture & Heritage, her department, Dublin City Council and many art institutions and councils. When it comes to the night time economy or life after dark, however, it is that so often these pursuits aren't considered culture. But, the fact of the matter is -- clubbing IS culture. This week, we're talking to Global Night Mayor advocate Mirik Milan, who was the first Night Mayor of Amsterdam in 2012, along with Philly McMahon, who has challenged the definition and scope of culture with ThisIsPopBaby. This episode of the podcast is longer than a club night in Dublin and it's time for us all to get behind and champion culturally relevant nightlife in Ireland. We also have the "complete Aisling", Sarah Breen as our county rep for Carlow, news from the week, top Carlow facts, Get In the Sea and of course, our Tuna Chicken Roll.
After being let go by the Mariners last spring, Mike Ford was further determined to prove himself. He got his revenge last night, as he blasted two home runs against the Mariners. Ford's big bat has been on display lately, as he's been the "next man up" in line for the Yankees. Sean Rodriguez was booed by his own crowd, but those boos turned into cheers as he delivered his 4th career walk-off homerun. Philadelphia is a very tough place to play, and any player (home or visiting) is fair game for their fans' criticism. Ryan McMahon hit a walk-off blast for the Rockies, as they ended their losing streak while also ending the Braves' win streak. All this (and more), plus a full recap of every game!
Entrepreneur and All-Ireland champ Philly McMahon takes on the Rinmaher Forest Trail in Portumna, County Galway on this episode of Tales and Trails. Philly describes what it was like growing up in Ballymun and tells us about how the school system didn’t work for him growing up. Having returned to education later in life to repeat the Leaving Cert and complete a degree in DCU, Philly has gone onto become a successful athlete and entrepreneur and now gives back to the community he grew up in. Visit Tales & Trails on Lovin.ie to plan your short break in Dublin where we’ve highlighted some accommodation, the best restaurants and things to do in the area.
In this episode I revisit the discussion about prejudice having read the book The Choice by Philly McMahon. I talk about what I'm learning about 'purpose' in life & how it's a constant point of concentration. On a lighter note I talk about Wolverine in a musical!
Dublin footballer Philly McMahon joined Miriam in studio to chat about his new documentary about addiction, The Hardest Hit.
Playwright Phillip McMahon, co-founder of theatre company THISISPOPBABY and co-creator of RIOT, talks about his current show in the Abbey Theatre. Called Come on Home, it's a play about "faith, family, place and desire".
Philly McMahon is a five time All-Ireland winner with Dublin and leading advocate for addiction recovery in Ireland. We sat down in front of a live audience in The Sugar Club, Leeson Street to discuss his best-selling book ‘The Choice’ as well as his hopes for 2018.
Philly McMahon is a director, writer and theatre-maker from Dublin. Philly is best known for his work on Alice In Funderland, Town Is Dead, RIOT and Panti’s latest show Queen of Ireland. Here’s how the show works: 60 Balls. 60 Minutes. 60 Questions. In those 60 minutes, Tom rolls his 13 euro Argos bought Bingo […] La entrada Philly McMahon plays Personality Bingo with Tom Moran se publicó primero en Headstuff.
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